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3rd grade library skills Common Core RI.2.5 resources
Oh No! The Headings are Missing!: A Text Features Mystery {Elephant Themed}
Using context clues and pretending to be detectives, students solve the mystery of the missing headings! This student tested product created by Teaching Voracious Learners leads students through the process of identifying the keywords and using context and images clues in a series of elephant themed passage to deduce the missing text feature.This passage includes:-Table of Contents-Lesson Plan-Activity Cover Sheet-Seven passages (1st/2nd Grade Reading Level) and accompanying images (each on a se
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1st - 3rd
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NGSS:
2-LS4-1
, 1-LS3-1
News Media Literacy - Fake News - Fact and Opinion - Library Storytime Lesson
This News Media Literacy Library Storytime is a great overview of multiple news media concepts for K-3. Introduces parts of a newspaper, fact and opinion, fake news, and what to do when the news is scary. Includes a two-part library lesson, differentiated scavenger hunt activity, and editable lesson plan.The PREVIEW button above shows more details!FAST FACTS ABOUT THIS NEWS MEDIA LITERACY LIBRARY STORYTIME:Recommended for: Grades K-3Lesson Duration: 1-2 library lessons (total of about 60 minutes
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K - 3rd
December Research BUNDLE for Christmas, Hanukkah and Kwanzaa
These December research activities will help you stay flexible and keep in the holiday spirit during this crazy time! Your students will find information about Christmas, Hanukkah, and Kwanzaa, take notes, and use a free online tool to create a fun word cloud. Cover some ELA CCSS standards for Informational Text while providing a valuable learning experience for your students!These projects can be used K-5, and build upon skills learned each year. This money saving BUNDLE includes the followin
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K - 5th
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Question of the Week Library Centers Bundle
This bundle includes both my Question of the Week Center (Version 2) and my Question of the Week Junior Center. The Question of the Week is designed for 3rd-5th graders and the Question of the Week Junior is designed for 1st-3rd graders.
Please see my blog posts below to learn how I use these centers in my library:
✼ http://www.mrs-lodges-library.com/2012/01/zoinks/
✼ http://www.mrs-lodges-library.com/2014/07/zoinks-jr/#.VDmPJ0iKnpc
Center Objectives: Students will use library resources to
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1st - 8th
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Parts of a Book PowerPoint and Worksheet
Teach the parts of a book in order from the cover, spine and pages to what is inside. These print concepts are essential for early readers. PowerPoint and worksheet. Lesson shows differences between fiction and nonfiction books, and explains how a book is organized, from the title page, table of contents, to the index and bibliography. Review at the end. The printable parts of a book worksheet is great for lower grades. Some slides are useful for enrichment but may be removed for lower-level lea
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Grades:
K - 3rd
Pebble Go™ Science Research Packets Bundle for Google Slides™
Are you looking for easy research projects for your elementary students, either in the classroom or the library? What science topics are you studying? Do your students need more practice in reading nonfiction informational texts?Does your school subscribe to the Pebble Go™ database? These research worksheets may be just what you are looking for! Now available in printable AND digital formats -- for Google Slides™! Save 20% with the 8-packet Science bundle! Answer keys included.There are 3 docume
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2nd - 5th
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Sometimes You Just Need a Worksheet - Dictionary Skills
Students will get practice on the following dictionary skills:Locating key facts or information in a dictionaryUsing a dictionary to spell, check spelling, and understand wordsPractice with ABC order to the 3rd letterUsing guide wordsSometimes, you just need a worksheet, whether for a quick assessment, practice, remediation, whatever! I hope you find these helpful in your classroom!Check out my other print and go resources!Sometimes You Just Need a Worksheet: Basic Addition and Subtraction Fac
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2nd - 3rd
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Sun & Eclipses | One-Class Research Activities & Read-aloud Lesson
This easy-prep activity works great to learn about the April 8, 2024 solar eclipse, and it goes along the picture book, "Sun! One in a Billion" or the poetry book "A Few Beautiful Minutes." One-Class Research activities are a no-pressure way for young elementary students to explore and begin using the library’s online resources.After listening to the book, students learn more about the Sun, eclipses, stars, and the solar system using Pebble Go, World Book Kids, the National Geographic Kids websi
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K - 3rd
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DIGITAL & PRINTABLE Animal Research Organizers K-2
These organizers are designed to move students past basic fact collecting, and into synthesizing and making meaning from informational texts. It includes a ready to use Google Slides interactive notebook, a ready to use Seesaw activity, and non-editable printable PDFs. DetailsYou get organizers for:Pre-writing - prepare students to researchPicking an animal (2 versions) Building schema organizer (2 versions) Animal at a glance (printable PDF only)Note takingOrganizers for body, habitat, diet, li
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1st - 3rd
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Question of the Week Junior Library Center
Center Objective: Students will use library resources to answer a trivia question.
Materials included: set up instructions, Common Core Connections for 1st-3rd grades, connections to AASL Standards, full page center sign in color and black and white, center choice card in color and black and white, answer slips in 3 sizes, 48 questions in 2 sizes, 48 full page answers to display, answers with sources.
I made my original Question of the Week Library Center with the intention that students will
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1st - 3rd
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Black History Month | One-Class Research Activities & Read-aloud Lesson
One-Class Research activities are a no-pressure way for young elementary students to explore and begin using the library’s online resources. This activity is perfect for honoring Black History Month, and it goes along the picture book biography, "Carter Reads the Newspaper."After listening to the book, students learn more about important Black Americans using Pebble Go, World Book Kids, Britannica Kids (free or paid version), or the BrainPOP Jr. websites.This is not a complete research lesson; i
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1st - 3rd
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Christmas Owl | One-Class Research Activities & Read-aloud Lesson
One-Class Research activities are a no-pressure way for young elementary students to explore and begin using the library’s online resources. This holiday-themed activity goes along with a read-aloud about Rockefeller (or Rocky) the owl. Rocky was found in the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree in 2020, and her rehabilitation and release inspired several picture books.After listening to the book, students learn more about owls using Pebble Go, World Book Kids, Britannica Kids (free or paid version
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K - 3rd
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Christmas Research Activities
These Christmas research activities will help you stay flexible and keep in the holiday spirit during those crazy weeks of December! In this Christmas lesson, your students will find information, take notes, and use a free online tool to create a fun word cloud. Provide a valuable in person or distance learning activity for your students in December! This resource is part of the December Holiday Research Bundle. Click here to save 20% off the bundle! This fun holiday research unit includes:L
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K - 3rd
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Also included in: December Research BUNDLE for Christmas, Hanukkah and Kwanzaa
Hanukkah Research Activities
These Hanukkah research activities will help you stay flexible and keep in the holiday spirit during those crazy weeks of December! For this holiday research, your students will find information, take notes, and use a free online tool to create a fun word cloud. Cover some ELA CCSS standards for Informational Text while providing a valuable learning experience for your students! This resource is part of the December Holiday Research Bundle. Click here to save 20% off the bundle! This fun hol
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K - 3rd
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Also included in: December Research BUNDLE for Christmas, Hanukkah and Kwanzaa
Dictionary Skills Journal
This unit consists of several activities to practice Dictionary Skills. You can make it into a Journal or use the pages as separate activities. In this unit, you will find:
-A vocabulary page to introduce Dictionary terms, like guide words, entry words, definition, pronunciation, and parts of speech
-A labeling page to label an example page out of a dictionary (Download this in the preview!)
-Practice identifying parts of a dictionary page
-ABC Order to the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd letter
-Using
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2nd - 5th
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Copyright Respect-Elementary Digital Citizenship
Topics: Copyright, Fair Use
Audience: Students Ages 5 to 7(read To), curriculum specialists, educators (k-3), parents
Media type: e-book
The titles in the Piano and Laylee Learning Adventures Series are resources for educators and parents wanting to introduce digital citizenship concepts to children aged 5–9. Designed to be read to and shared with early readers, the books follow the adventures of two adorable puppies who learn how to be safe and responsible using technology. These stories are
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2nd - 3rd
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Library Media Center Word Walls
Utilize the Library Media Center Word Walls in many ways....including printing and mounting onto your media center wall to using on a scrolling marquee with 21st Century technology.
Excellent for review in grades K-8.
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Grades:
PreK - 8th
Dictionary Skills Journal Supplement
I originally created this packet to supplement my Dictionary Skills Journal, but you could use this on it's own, too.
-My Dictionary Skills Journal Cover page with monster clip art
-Important Dictionary Words Vocabulary page for definitions
-“Match Them Up!”: Match the dictionary features to an example page, with answer key
-Example dictionary page with questions about dictionary features, with answer key
-Guide Words and Entry Words guided practice page: How do we find which entry words go wit
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2nd - 5th
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Animals and Habitats - a CREATE Research Station for Grades 1-3
In the explore station, learners will access print materials and the Pebble Go database to learn more about animals and their habitats. Learners will identify nonfiction text features in a nonfiction book: heading, italics, picture caption, diagram, and photographs. Students will also determine the parts of the encyclopedia: guide words, page numbers, and volume number.This activity includes:DirectionsStation sign with standardsTask card Nonfiction text feature cards Worksheet to help students i
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1st - 3rd
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NGSS:
1-LS1-2
Nations of the World Flags Research
My objective with this Flag Unit is to get primary students to look up words in alphabetical order, listen and record facts and write a bibliography citation for a nonfiction book.
This unit includes:
1. a book for students to color flags
2. a book for students to write book information and facts
3. cards for every nation divided by continent
4. a list of nonfiction books about flags
Students listen to a book about flags, discuss facts, copy the book publishing information and record three fa
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Grades:
2nd - 3rd
Distance Learning: Roll and Chat Reading Comprehension
These reading comprehension cards can be used during your interactive read aloud, literacy centers, guided reading or strategy groups, and so forth. As the teacher you have the ability to choose the specific questions you want each group to respond to, based on the questioning level that is most appropriate for them, as well as questions specific to the book they are reading. There are currently 48 question stems perfect for any fiction or nonfiction text of your choice!Perhaps the best part? Th
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Grades:
K - 3rd
Also included in: Distance Learning: Roll and Learn BUNDLE
Boom Cards Nonfiction Text Features 15 Elementary deck
15 Boom cards to review Nonfiction text features. IncludesTitleCaptionTable of ContentsBold WordsDiagramGlossaryIllustrationLabelIndexHeadingsBoom Cards is an online platform created for teachers to allow for instruction using cards, without the need for a classroom. The idea is to let students practice basic skills, such as letters and numbers, with a visually stimulating experience via any accessible device.Preview: https://wow.boomlearning.com/deck/q-6rt2swkMLWWXQka96?ref=tpt
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1st - 5th
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Where in Kentucky is Bucky?
Encourage students to explore print and digital reference materials as they investigate the geography, culture and history of Kentucky with this 5-day contest -- perfect for school wide participation, a library sponsored event or a classroom social studies activity.
Use this activity to support atlas and map skills, as well as reference skills using encyclopedias (print or digital), nonfiction books and websites.
The resource includes an introductory letter to students from Bucky, 5 printable
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2nd - 6th
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Library Skills : Search & Create Mini Unit - Primary Canadian Ontario Curriculum
Library Skills Mini Unit - Search and Create Task follows the ONTARIO CURRICULUM but can be used for any Library or Research skills unit/lessonIn this task, students are presented with the challenge of "Creating an Report Cover Page" and three formal lessons can help build towards it. * Each lesson can be paused and continued for more than just one day. Work at your own speed!* The final task can be modified depending on what the homeroom teacher is working towards (ie: project on weather = weat
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1st - 8th
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